We manufacture perlite ore for foundry, construction, cryogenics, filtration, horticulture, etc. We are able to offer 74-300, 74-600, 150-300, 150-600, 300-600, 600-1200, and 1200-2800 microns perlite ore as well as microsphere grades of 0-100, 0-90, 0-80, and 0-70 microns.

We can send you a Technical Data Sheet including the particle size distribution upon request.

The expansion coefficient of our perlite ore is 18, which is quite a good value. Furthermore, our perlite ore is hard and resistant to pressure, which makes it excellent for several applications.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes, we have ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and Halal Certifications.

A full container load.

It depends on the quantity of the contract.

We deliver by trucks, containers, and bulk vessels. We can organize deliveries on EX Works, Free Carrier, CFR, CIF, DAP, DDU, and DDP basis.

Depending on the request.

Our usual delivery time is 10 days.

Yes.

Yes. As a pure mining company concentrating on the production of perlite and pumice products under ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 standards, we operate our mines with a focus on not compromising quality but prioritizing human and environmental health.

Yes, upon request.

ZY Mining offers all industrial grades of pumice sized from 4 microns to 8 mm, fully dried. Additionally, construction grades are available by bulk vessels, and stonewash grades by containers.

We can supply particle size distributions for all grades of pumice we offer.

Construction, horticulture, water filtration, abrasives, stonewash, etc.

By maintaining ISO 14001 standards.

We aim to be the leader for the abrasives and water filtration industries.

Yes.

We maintain the highest standards for our environmental approach.

Pumice is excavated from the mine, screened, and carried to the pumice plant. It is then washed twice to remove foreign volcanic stones and impurities, and clean the pumice. The dried pumice is crushed to desired sizes and packed in bags, big bags, or pallets.

ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and Halal Certificate.

The minimum order is a 20' container load of 10 tons.

Yes.

Depending on the size and quantity, options include containers, trucks, and bulk vessels. For container loads of regularly manufactured sizes, prompt shipment from stock is possible.

Perlite is a naturally occurring volcanic glass that expands when heated, forming a lightweight, porous material with various industrial applications.

Perlite is mined in volcanic regions worldwide, with major production occurring in countries like the United States, Greece, Turkey, and China.

Perlite is typically extracted through open-pit mining methods. Once mined, it is crushed and heated to a high temperature, causing it to expand and form the lightweight material used in applications.

Perlite is used in horticulture as a soil amendment, in construction for insulation and lightweight aggregate, in filtration, and in various industrial processes.

Yes, perlite can be recycled and reused in applications such as horticulture by mixing it back into soil or substrate mixes. Additionally, perlite-based insulation materials can often be recycled or repurposed.

Yes, perlite is available in various grades based on factors such as particle size, density, and expansion characteristics, catering to different industrial and commercial applications.

Factors such as ore composition, expansion characteristics, particle size distribution, and impurities can influence the quality and suitability of perlite for different applications.

Pumice is a type of volcanic rock that forms when lava with a high gas content cools rapidly. It is light enough to float on water due to its vesicular texture filled with air pockets.

Pumice can be found in regions with volcanic activity, including parts of Turkey, Greece, Indonesia, the United States (particularly around the Pacific Northwest), and Iceland.

Pumice is widely used in the cosmetic industry as an abrasive material, in construction as a lightweight aggregate, and in horticulture to improve soil aeration.

Pumice floats because its structure is highly porous, filled with many air bubbles trapped during the rapid cooling of lava, making it less dense than water.

Pumice forms when super-heated, highly pressurized lava is violently ejected from a volcano. The rapid cooling and depressurization of the lava causes gases to escape, leaving a frothy, bubble-rich rock.

Yes, pumice is safe for use on the skin as a gentle abrasive to remove dead skin cells, particularly on rough areas like the feet. However, it should be used with care to avoid over-exfoliation.

Yes, pumice stones can be cleaned and reused multiple times. They should be washed and dried thoroughly after each use to maintain hygiene.

To clean a pumice stone, rinse it under warm water, scrub with a brush to remove any debris, and let it dry completely. Some also recommend occasionally boiling them to disinfect.